Monday, December 14. 2009Podcast 45: Dances with Wesley
Amide a tide of fairly lame episodes we send a fond farewell to Wesley Crusher in this weeks Star Trek the Next Generation Trek West 5 podcast. He provided several opportunities for us to mock him. All the way from "we're from starfleet; we don't lie" to "Maybe I am sick of following rules and regulations!" And as much as I liked to make fun of Wesley, he was an important part of this series. Good luck in your inter-planar travels Wesley. This podcast covers episodes 17-20 of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Season 7.
Various topics discussed in this podcast include: Why aren't people more paranoid about security? Brent Spiner is great wearing many masks Best pick up line ever: I too have sought visions in fire Joey gives me permission to date his wife. So Dede, what are you doing next weekend? Worf & Troi shouldn't make out Why can't we just leave the Native Americans alone? Religion & Government Improve yourself to better society What is sacred to you? Farewell Wesley Crusher - may your sweaters always be ugly I Fight Dragons concert tour JC Hutchins 7th Son Novel Direct MP3 Download RSS Feed Subscribe Using iTunes Here are the ratings that we gave for each show: Masks: 29min 16sec
Peter: SciFi - 7 Television - 4 Joey: SciFi - 7 Television - 4 Eye of the Beholder: 27min 20sec Peter: SciFi - 3 Television - 2 Joey: SciFi - 4 Television - 1 Genesis: 19min 44sec Peter: SciFi - 4 Television - 3 Joey: SciFi - 6 Television - 3 Journey's End: 53min 26sec Peter: SciFi - 4 Television - 4 Joey: SciFi - 4 Television - 2 If you have something to say then we welcome your comments below, or feel free to email us at [email protected], twitter us at hashtag TrekWest5, or leave us a voicemail at 801-788-4913. Trackbacks
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Radar on :
I think Joey is wrong about abstract art being left open completely to the viewers thoughts. I think that some abstract artists actually have a meaning behind their work, but it is so bizarre that normal human beings fail to understand what it meant.
Swatson on :
An acquaintance of mine who claims to be an artist (paints landscapes) said there are basic rules you follow if you are creating a certain type of art. I was quite disappointed to hear that since I think art shouldn't have any rules. Rules might limit imagination or limit going outside the box.
I think something is art to someone if that person can identify with it or if the art generates a reaction. |
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